I'm somewhere between torn down the middle and with you on this issue
Scott. If it was required to estimate the water supply at the riser
gauge often, as in with every required main drain test, I would
endorse no safety factor-- the margin of error that makes me most
uncomfortable is in thinking I know what's there between the hydrant
flow test and BOR!
Brad
Quoting Scott Futrell <[email protected]>:
Only that the 'safety margin' inclusion in the 2019 edition of NFPA
13 failed, so it won't be included or required.
I consider this unfortunate, but I'd guess that not everyone on the
forum would agree.
Scott
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I didn't make it again this year.
"Caputo" is the only speaker name I recognized.
Anybody have any earthshaking epiphanies?
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